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This detail has provoked a visceral, negative reaction, with numerous comments expressing revulsion at the unhygienic circumstances, specifically the presence of the assailant's \"residue.\" Many readers feel this narrative choice was \"unnecessary\" and \"forced drama\" that has irrevocably tainted the story's emotional peak. As a result, the confession, a moment fans had been anticipating, is now described as feeling \"empty,\" \"lackluster,\" and \"unsatisfying.\" While a minority of readers attempt to rationalize the scene as an effort by Myeongdo to rewrite his trauma, the dominant sentiment is that the author's decision has ruined the romantic resolution. 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The central issue stems from the couple proceeding to have sex immediately following the assault, without Myeongdo having showered. This detail has provoked a visceral, negative reaction, with numerous comments expressing revulsion at the unhygienic circumstances, specifically the presence of the assailant's \"residue.\" Many readers feel this narrative choice was \"unnecessary\" and \"forced drama\" that has irrevocably tainted the story's emotional peak. As a result, the confession, a moment fans had been anticipating, is now described as feeling \"empty,\" \"lackluster,\" and \"unsatisfying.\" While a minority of readers attempt to rationalize the scene as an effort by Myeongdo to rewrite his trauma, the dominant sentiment is that the author's decision has ruined the romantic resolution. 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